Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients who underwent ileocolonic resection for Crohn’s disease [CD] with Kono-S anastomosis [KA] and conventional side-to-side anastomosis [CA], and with endoscopic follow-up.

CharacteristicWith endoscopic
follow-up
[n = 337]
KA group
[n = 91]
CA group
[n = 246]
p-value
Age, year35.0 [27.0-47.0]37.0 [29.0-48.0]34.0 [26.0-47.0]0.303
BMI, kg/m²21.4 [19.2-24.3]21.5 [19.3-24.9]21.3 [19.1-24.2]0.465
Sex, n [%]0.002
 Men147 [43.6]52 [57.1]95 [38.6]
 Women190 [56.4]39 [42.9]151 [61.4]
ASA score, n [%]0.050
 1107 [32.6]21 [23.1]86 [36.3]
 2207 [63.1]67 [73.6]140 [59.1]
 314 [4.3]3 [3.3]11 [4.6]
Hypertension, n [%]17 [5.0]6 [6.6]11 [4.5]0.412
Preoperative weight loss > 10%, n [%]91 [27.1]18 [20.0]73 [29.7]0.077
Diabetes mellitus, n [%]4 [1.2]3 [3.3]1 [0.4]0.062
Smoking status, n [%]87 [26.0]28 [30.8]59 [24.3]0.229
Previous resection, n [%]79 [23.6]18 [19.8]61 [25.0]0.317
Associated perianal CD, n [%]54 [16.1]21 [23.1]33 [13.5]0.034
Disease behaviour,an [%]
 B1139 [41.4]41 [45.0]98 [40.0]0.403
 B2230 [68.5]67 [73.6]163 [66.5]0.214
 B3122 [36.4]45 [50.0]77 [31.4]0.002
Intolerance to drug treatment, n [%]8 [2.4]4 [4.4]4 [1.6]0.219
Previous CD treatment, n [%]
 Mesalazine56 [16.7]31 [34.1]25 [10.2]<0.001
 Budesonide93 [29.1]54 [60.0]39 [17.0]<0.001
 Thiopurin127 [37.8]54 [59.3]73 [29.8]<0.001
 Methotrexate28 [8.3]17 [18.7]11 [4.5]<0.001
 Anti TNF therapy182 [54.2]62 [68.1]120 [49.0]0.002
 Ustekinumab26 [7.7]22 [24.2]4 [1.6]<0.001
 Vedolizumab13 [3.9]9 [9.9]4 [1.6]0.002
Postoperative CD treatment, n [%]
 Mesalazine14 [4.3]0 [0]14 [5.9]0.014
 Thiopurine63 [19.2]10 [11.0]53 [22.4]0.019
 Methotrexate12 [3.7]6 [6.6]6 [2.5]0.100
 Infliximab35 [10.7]28 [11.8]7 [7.8]0.292
 Adalimumab62 [18.9]38 [16.0]24 [26.4]0.032
 Vedolizumab10 [3.1]4 [1.6]6 [6.7]0.026
CharacteristicWith endoscopic
follow-up
[n = 337]
KA group
[n = 91]
CA group
[n = 246]
p-value
Age, year35.0 [27.0-47.0]37.0 [29.0-48.0]34.0 [26.0-47.0]0.303
BMI, kg/m²21.4 [19.2-24.3]21.5 [19.3-24.9]21.3 [19.1-24.2]0.465
Sex, n [%]0.002
 Men147 [43.6]52 [57.1]95 [38.6]
 Women190 [56.4]39 [42.9]151 [61.4]
ASA score, n [%]0.050
 1107 [32.6]21 [23.1]86 [36.3]
 2207 [63.1]67 [73.6]140 [59.1]
 314 [4.3]3 [3.3]11 [4.6]
Hypertension, n [%]17 [5.0]6 [6.6]11 [4.5]0.412
Preoperative weight loss > 10%, n [%]91 [27.1]18 [20.0]73 [29.7]0.077
Diabetes mellitus, n [%]4 [1.2]3 [3.3]1 [0.4]0.062
Smoking status, n [%]87 [26.0]28 [30.8]59 [24.3]0.229
Previous resection, n [%]79 [23.6]18 [19.8]61 [25.0]0.317
Associated perianal CD, n [%]54 [16.1]21 [23.1]33 [13.5]0.034
Disease behaviour,an [%]
 B1139 [41.4]41 [45.0]98 [40.0]0.403
 B2230 [68.5]67 [73.6]163 [66.5]0.214
 B3122 [36.4]45 [50.0]77 [31.4]0.002
Intolerance to drug treatment, n [%]8 [2.4]4 [4.4]4 [1.6]0.219
Previous CD treatment, n [%]
 Mesalazine56 [16.7]31 [34.1]25 [10.2]<0.001
 Budesonide93 [29.1]54 [60.0]39 [17.0]<0.001
 Thiopurin127 [37.8]54 [59.3]73 [29.8]<0.001
 Methotrexate28 [8.3]17 [18.7]11 [4.5]<0.001
 Anti TNF therapy182 [54.2]62 [68.1]120 [49.0]0.002
 Ustekinumab26 [7.7]22 [24.2]4 [1.6]<0.001
 Vedolizumab13 [3.9]9 [9.9]4 [1.6]0.002
Postoperative CD treatment, n [%]
 Mesalazine14 [4.3]0 [0]14 [5.9]0.014
 Thiopurine63 [19.2]10 [11.0]53 [22.4]0.019
 Methotrexate12 [3.7]6 [6.6]6 [2.5]0.100
 Infliximab35 [10.7]28 [11.8]7 [7.8]0.292
 Adalimumab62 [18.9]38 [16.0]24 [26.4]0.032
 Vedolizumab10 [3.1]4 [1.6]6 [6.7]0.026

Continuous variables are reported as medians [interquartile range].

BMI, body mass index; ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; TNF, tumour necrosis factor; CD, Crohn’s disease.

aAccording to Montreal classification.

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients who underwent ileocolonic resection for Crohn’s disease [CD] with Kono-S anastomosis [KA] and conventional side-to-side anastomosis [CA], and with endoscopic follow-up.

CharacteristicWith endoscopic
follow-up
[n = 337]
KA group
[n = 91]
CA group
[n = 246]
p-value
Age, year35.0 [27.0-47.0]37.0 [29.0-48.0]34.0 [26.0-47.0]0.303
BMI, kg/m²21.4 [19.2-24.3]21.5 [19.3-24.9]21.3 [19.1-24.2]0.465
Sex, n [%]0.002
 Men147 [43.6]52 [57.1]95 [38.6]
 Women190 [56.4]39 [42.9]151 [61.4]
ASA score, n [%]0.050
 1107 [32.6]21 [23.1]86 [36.3]
 2207 [63.1]67 [73.6]140 [59.1]
 314 [4.3]3 [3.3]11 [4.6]
Hypertension, n [%]17 [5.0]6 [6.6]11 [4.5]0.412
Preoperative weight loss > 10%, n [%]91 [27.1]18 [20.0]73 [29.7]0.077
Diabetes mellitus, n [%]4 [1.2]3 [3.3]1 [0.4]0.062
Smoking status, n [%]87 [26.0]28 [30.8]59 [24.3]0.229
Previous resection, n [%]79 [23.6]18 [19.8]61 [25.0]0.317
Associated perianal CD, n [%]54 [16.1]21 [23.1]33 [13.5]0.034
Disease behaviour,an [%]
 B1139 [41.4]41 [45.0]98 [40.0]0.403
 B2230 [68.5]67 [73.6]163 [66.5]0.214
 B3122 [36.4]45 [50.0]77 [31.4]0.002
Intolerance to drug treatment, n [%]8 [2.4]4 [4.4]4 [1.6]0.219
Previous CD treatment, n [%]
 Mesalazine56 [16.7]31 [34.1]25 [10.2]<0.001
 Budesonide93 [29.1]54 [60.0]39 [17.0]<0.001
 Thiopurin127 [37.8]54 [59.3]73 [29.8]<0.001
 Methotrexate28 [8.3]17 [18.7]11 [4.5]<0.001
 Anti TNF therapy182 [54.2]62 [68.1]120 [49.0]0.002
 Ustekinumab26 [7.7]22 [24.2]4 [1.6]<0.001
 Vedolizumab13 [3.9]9 [9.9]4 [1.6]0.002
Postoperative CD treatment, n [%]
 Mesalazine14 [4.3]0 [0]14 [5.9]0.014
 Thiopurine63 [19.2]10 [11.0]53 [22.4]0.019
 Methotrexate12 [3.7]6 [6.6]6 [2.5]0.100
 Infliximab35 [10.7]28 [11.8]7 [7.8]0.292
 Adalimumab62 [18.9]38 [16.0]24 [26.4]0.032
 Vedolizumab10 [3.1]4 [1.6]6 [6.7]0.026
CharacteristicWith endoscopic
follow-up
[n = 337]
KA group
[n = 91]
CA group
[n = 246]
p-value
Age, year35.0 [27.0-47.0]37.0 [29.0-48.0]34.0 [26.0-47.0]0.303
BMI, kg/m²21.4 [19.2-24.3]21.5 [19.3-24.9]21.3 [19.1-24.2]0.465
Sex, n [%]0.002
 Men147 [43.6]52 [57.1]95 [38.6]
 Women190 [56.4]39 [42.9]151 [61.4]
ASA score, n [%]0.050
 1107 [32.6]21 [23.1]86 [36.3]
 2207 [63.1]67 [73.6]140 [59.1]
 314 [4.3]3 [3.3]11 [4.6]
Hypertension, n [%]17 [5.0]6 [6.6]11 [4.5]0.412
Preoperative weight loss > 10%, n [%]91 [27.1]18 [20.0]73 [29.7]0.077
Diabetes mellitus, n [%]4 [1.2]3 [3.3]1 [0.4]0.062
Smoking status, n [%]87 [26.0]28 [30.8]59 [24.3]0.229
Previous resection, n [%]79 [23.6]18 [19.8]61 [25.0]0.317
Associated perianal CD, n [%]54 [16.1]21 [23.1]33 [13.5]0.034
Disease behaviour,an [%]
 B1139 [41.4]41 [45.0]98 [40.0]0.403
 B2230 [68.5]67 [73.6]163 [66.5]0.214
 B3122 [36.4]45 [50.0]77 [31.4]0.002
Intolerance to drug treatment, n [%]8 [2.4]4 [4.4]4 [1.6]0.219
Previous CD treatment, n [%]
 Mesalazine56 [16.7]31 [34.1]25 [10.2]<0.001
 Budesonide93 [29.1]54 [60.0]39 [17.0]<0.001
 Thiopurin127 [37.8]54 [59.3]73 [29.8]<0.001
 Methotrexate28 [8.3]17 [18.7]11 [4.5]<0.001
 Anti TNF therapy182 [54.2]62 [68.1]120 [49.0]0.002
 Ustekinumab26 [7.7]22 [24.2]4 [1.6]<0.001
 Vedolizumab13 [3.9]9 [9.9]4 [1.6]0.002
Postoperative CD treatment, n [%]
 Mesalazine14 [4.3]0 [0]14 [5.9]0.014
 Thiopurine63 [19.2]10 [11.0]53 [22.4]0.019
 Methotrexate12 [3.7]6 [6.6]6 [2.5]0.100
 Infliximab35 [10.7]28 [11.8]7 [7.8]0.292
 Adalimumab62 [18.9]38 [16.0]24 [26.4]0.032
 Vedolizumab10 [3.1]4 [1.6]6 [6.7]0.026

Continuous variables are reported as medians [interquartile range].

BMI, body mass index; ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; TNF, tumour necrosis factor; CD, Crohn’s disease.

aAccording to Montreal classification.

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